Wow Wow Wow, This is _AMAZING_
I'm really exited about this, and you are completely right Will, I would
be really really glad to have some help with MouseTrap... Right now It
has some big changes coming on and the help is always welcome...
I let the Gnome's MouseTrap's link: http://live.g
Willie Walker escribió:
Hi Flavio:
Many thanks for your work to date on MouseTrap! I think the most
fundamental thing that is needed is smoothing out the pointer motion
when running mouse trap with the "screen method" mouse movement
method. I don't have any great ideas for how to improve th
All I can add is 'wow'.
Thanks Stormy.
Steve
2009/1/6 Willie Walker :
> Stormy:
>
> This is AWESOME! Many thanks for your promotion of accessibility and for
> getting GNOME some resources.
>
> We should talk about this in the weekly #a11y meetings on irc.gnome.org, but
> there's a whole bunch of
I'm pretty excited too!
They'd like to have the projects picked and paragraphs describing them by
the end of January. (They'll provide a template.) That's when they'll start
accepting applications, recruiting students, etc. More details to come soon.
So I think our job is to pick projects and fin
Stormy:
This is AWESOME! Many thanks for your promotion of accessibility and
for getting GNOME some resources.
We should talk about this in the weekly #a11y meetings on irc.gnome.org,
but there's a whole bunch of ideas at
http://live.gnome.org/Accessibility/GetInvolved.
Some of the things
GNOME Accessibility folks,
We have the opportunity to have two summer interns working on GNOME
Accessibility issues during the summer of 2009. We just need to come up with
projects and mentors!
Background:
At the Grace Hopper conference this year I went to a panel about the
Humanitarian FOSS Pro
